Essay Hooks Bundle for Writing Introductions | Lesson | Practice | Activities
UPBEAT ELA
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6th - 8th
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Love this resource! The anagram makes it easy for students to remember and the presentation is very engaging. It was super helpful for teaching my 7th and 8th graders how to effectively start their essays.
Worked perfectly to enhance our writing lesson. Took each segment of writing individually and this provided a welcome enhancement.
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Your students are full of good ideas. They have strong opinions. They know what to say. They just . . . don't know how to start.
Sound familiar?
Use the Q.U.A.C.K. acronym to help your students learn 5 effective hooks to start their essays and grab their reader's attention:
Quote
Unexpected Fact
Anecdote
Controversial Statement
Kidding Around
This bundle includes:
- A PowerPoint lesson that teaches your students how to write an effective essay hook and introduction
- 5 Eye-catching Q.U.A.C.K. posters with examples your students can reference as they write
- An engaging game and activity that help your students recognize each type of hook, pair hooks with appropriate thesis statements, and bridge the gap between a hook and its thesis statement
- 5 Q.U.A.C.K. practice sheets to help your students write each type of hook before beginning their very own essays
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Teaching Duration
1 Week
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